Robert Swan

2041 is an organisation that organises a global expedition to Antarctica to educate participants about climate change and its impact. One of this year’s participants, this Gurgaon-based Googler plans to share her learnings in India through different student, corporate, and entrepreneurial programmes.

E-base Kodagu educates students about sustainable development to develop empowered future leaders who can drive public policy and change.

Tejaswi Subramanian was 13 when she first started thinking about environment conservation and climate change. Today, she is an environmental activist working for increased use of sustainably sourced food in India, and is preparing for an amazing Antarctica expedition, for an equally amazing reason.

People in some of the remotest villages in Ladakh have never experienced electricity in their lives. This team of changemakers is giving a whole new meaning to tourism. They have constructed an advanced, technology-friendly E-base and have also set up three Solar DC Microgrids. Read more about the sustainable impact these "tourists" have created.